If you come here for dinner...ask for Julie! One awesome server for sure. She made sure we were taken care of quickly and that we were satisfied with the food. The food was great...and I wish I could have tried more. The restaurant is dimly lit and somewhat noisy, but has a great vibe to it. Don't forget to ask for Julie especially if you want excellent service. If you go to their other location, ask for Q!

I was hesitant about going to an AYCE sushi restaurant because I was worried about quality, but my friend said he heard good reviews about Japan House and... I agree it's good! It's $22 for lunch or $34 for dinner, and I do think it's worth your money if you want an AYCE experience. The food quality is pretty good. Most of the dishes tasted fantastic, and only a few were on the lackluster side (I don't recall the galbi (short rib) being great...). I would stick with the sushi / fish because those were all good. Not the absolute best sushi I ever had, but very good for AYCE. Service was fairly quick and there's a little robot that brings out your food which is so cute.

We had a wonderful dinner at Japan House for our anniversary tonight. Maya was an excellent server and she took care of everything we needed. The sushi is so good, so fresh and there are so many options.

Not bad quality for AYCE sushi! I like that there's many options here and sashimi. Some of the sashimi did feel a little too cold though, like almost like it was defrosting from being frozen or something. But overall, the quality was decent. I felt like they brought out everything really fast, and our server was super sweet and friendly. The size of the ice cream for dessert is very generous also! Our favorites that we ordered: -salmon sashimi -white tuna sashimi -yellowtail sashimi -takoyaki -chicken karage -Rainbow Naruto roll -Viva JH roll Surprisingly, the chicken udon noodles were really good and full of flavor. I typically don't go for noodles at AYCE sushi place, but this was definitely a good choice. There is plenty of seating, and is great for large groups/families!

Great atmosphere, food was delicious I highly recommend the seared salmon belly if it is available and the takoyaki. Our server, Tiffany, really took care of all our needs even while busy. Other servers such as Huy and Maya, though we weren't in their sections would also check up on us and made sure our glasses were never empty.

We came on Saturday night and the place was packed. We had a combination on Salads, Soups, Sushi, and Hibachi. Ian was our server and he was great. We will come again.

Wow, wow, wow!! Y'all this place was a FANTASTIC find! We were so impressed with the atmosphere. The service, and especially the food. Let start with the concept and restaurant. You can order all you can eat for $34 (dinner/weekends) $22 (M-F lunch) or order a la carte and the menu prices are unbelievably reasonable for this crazy time. Most of our party doesn't eat much so we ordered Al a carte and 2 ordered all you can eat. The restaurant was very nice and very clean. They take reservations but we didn't have one and got seated very quickly with a party of 8. When you order all you can eat you can order 5 dishes at a time, unlimited number of times, and they're a bit smaller than normal servings but PERFECT for trying multiple items. The service was probably the best we have ever had at a sushi restaurant. Our server (Long, C) was incredible. He was polite, attentive, helpful, made amazing suggestions, treated my girls (who we were celebrating their birthday) so amazing. The robot, Emma, was adorable and even sang Happy Birthday to my girls. Everyone was friendly and service was quick and the food was prepared amazingly well. Food was SPOT ON! Being all you can eat I was worried it would not all be fresh, maybe even like buffet almost but I was totally wrong. Everything we ordered was from the kitchen was hot and definitely fresh. The sushi was cold and perfectly prepared. I couldn't say enough good things about our entire experience. We will definitely recommend to everyone we can and will definitely be back!

I was actually quite surprised with the food here! Most "buffet" sushi locations are not in my opinion very good or fresh. Although this is not a buffet, this is all you can eat which is brought to you plate by plate. The location is a stand alone building. The inside is really nice, well created to give an Asian fusion vibe, almost like your in your own little paper houses, can't recall what they are called. Very neat atmosphere. Service was great. Our server was always checking in on us, they even have a little robot that brings deserts, that was a neat sight. Now, the food. The sushi was really good. Fish looked and tasted fresh. Very soft and melty in the mouth. Really good. Some of the signature rolls are a bit overdone with sauces, tho in the small amounts that they serve them, it wasn't to bad. The natural rolls like the Rainbow roll, very simple yet very good. One point of issue, when they bring the rolls out, they try and say what they are, but they talk so low and with the patron noise and music playing, I could never hear what they were saying, so each roll was a bit of a guess as to which one it was. This really is a great place. For $35 for all you can eat, it's a fantastic deal.